Sentence examples for in general pleased from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the principals' union said that union members were, in general, pleased with the new code.
"Given their history of dumping garbage in backyards all over," Ms. Gaffney said, referring to cruise ships in general, "we're quite pleased".
While Ohio voters in general are not very pleased with Obama –- he has a 46percentt approval rating and a 49percentt disapproval rating in the state -– if Democrats can drive up Romney's negatives so high that he is an unsuitable alternative to Obama, then that could be the difference between victory and defeat in a state that could decide the election.
There was that one charging case that melted… but in general, users have been quite pleased with the glasses that can record 10 to 30-seconds of video at a time.
Someone may be easy to please with almost anything and may seem pleased about everything in general but about nothing in particular, whereas someone's similarly undiscriminating credulity about everything and its negation would strain not only our belief but also the very logic of belief itself.
In general, Mr. Dawson has frustrated Mr. Mulligan and pleased people like Mr. Stouder, of Trout Unlimited.
